color

func Black ¶

func Black() support.Printer

func Blue ¶

func Blue() support.Printer

func CaptureOutput ¶

func CaptureOutput(f func(w io.Writer)) string

CaptureOutput simulates capturing of os.stdout with a buffer and returns what was written to the screen

func Cyan ¶

func Cyan() support.Printer

func Debugf ¶

func Debugf(format string, a ...any)

func Debugln ¶

func Debugln(a ...any)

func Default ¶

func Default() support.Printer

func Disable ¶

func Disable()

Disable disables color output

func Enable ¶

func Enable()

Enable enables color output

func Errorf ¶

func Errorf(format string, a ...any)

func Errorln ¶

func Errorln(a ...any)

func Gray ¶

func Gray() support.Printer

func Green ¶

func Green() support.Printer

func Infof ¶

func Infof(format string, a ...any)

func Infoln ¶

func Infoln(a ...any)

func Magenta ¶

func Magenta() support.Printer

func New ¶

func New(color Color) support.Printer

New Functions to create Printer with specific color

func Print ¶

func Print(a ...any)

Print renders color tags and prints the provided arguments without a newline.

Example:

color.Print("<suc>Hello</>, <red>World</>")

func Printf ¶

func Printf(format string, a ...any)

Printf formats a string with the provided arguments, renders color tags, and prints the result.

Example:

color.Printf("<red>Error:</> %s\n", err)

func Printfln ¶

func Printfln(format string, a ...any)

Printfln formats a string with the provided arguments, renders color tags, and prints the result with a newline.

Example:

color.Printfln("<success>Success:</> %s", message)

func Println ¶

func Println(a ...any)

Println renders color tags and prints the provided arguments with a newline.

Example:

color.Println("<cyan>Welcome</>, <green>to</>, <yellow>Go</>")

func Red ¶

func Red() support.Printer

func Sprint ¶

func Sprint(a ...any) string

Sprint renders color tags and returns the formatted string.

Example:

result := color.Sprint("<blue>Processing...</>")

func Sprintf ¶

func Sprintf(format string, a ...any) string

Sprintf formats a string with the provided arguments, renders color tags, and returns the formatted result.

Example:

result := color.Sprintf("<red>Error:</> %s", err)

func Sprintfln ¶

func Sprintfln(format string, a ...any) string

Sprintfln formats a string with the provided arguments, renders color tags, and returns the formatted result with a newline.

Example:

result := color.Sprintfln("<green>Task completed:</> %s", taskName)

func Sprintln ¶

func Sprintln(a ...any) string

Sprintln renders color tags and returns the formatted string with a newline.

Example:

result := color.Sprintln("<fg=yellow;op=bold>Loading complete.</>")

func StripColor ¶

func StripColor(s string) string

StripColor removes color tags and ANSI escape sequences, returning plain text.

func Successf ¶

func Successf(format string, a ...any)

func Successln ¶

func Successln(a ...any)

func Warnf ¶

func Warnf(format string, a ...any)

DEPRECATED: Use Warningf instead

func Warningf ¶

func Warningf(format string, a ...any)

func Warningln ¶

func Warningln(a ...any)

func Warnln ¶

func Warnln(a ...any)

DEPRECATED: Use Warningln instead

func White ¶

func White() support.Printer

func Yellow ¶

func Yellow() support.Printer